Dividend Chart Digest #10
Your weekly curated list of the most interesting charts.
Welcome to the 10th isssue of the Dividend Chart Digest. This newsletter compiles for you a selection of the most interesting charts. Let’s dive in!
5 stocks that look attractive
To be considered attractive, stocks that make it to the list need to:
Be yielding more than 90% of the covered period (up to 15 years of history).
Have a consistent dividend track record (no recent cut or extended slowdown).
Boston Properties BXP 0.00%↑
Crown Castle Inc CCI 0.00%↑
Celanese CE 0.00%↑
T. Rowe Price TROW 0.00%↑
Union Pacific Corporation UNP 0.00%↑
5 stocks that look expensive
To be considered expensive, stocks that make it to the list need to:
Be yielding less than 90% of the covered period (up to 15 years of history).
Have a long dividend history (no recent cuts but potentially slowdowns).
Federated Investors FHI 0.00%↑
Nucor NUE 0.00%↑
Renaissancere Holdings RNR 0.00%↑
Regal Beloit RRX 0.00%↑
Tootsie Roll Industries TR 0.00%↑
Do not rely on these charts alone to make any financial decision. There is always more to the story.
Performance Review
Dividend Chart Digest #1 (2022/12/16)
Undervalued stocks performance: +6.43% (BBY CMCSA MDT VZ V)
Overvalued stocks performance: -7.44% (ADM EMR GPC NOC WMT)
Dividend Chart Digest #2 (2022/12/22)
Undervalued stocks performance: -0.93% (HAS LEG TROW TSN UNP)
Overvalued stocks performance: -2.23% (AIT AD ERIE SO TR)
Dividend Chart Digest #3 (2023/01/03)
Undervalued stocks performance: +6.72% (BCPC CE ECL KR TXN)
Overvalued stocks performance: -1.29% (ADM GPC ED DOV SYBT)
Dividend Chart Digest #4 (2023/01/10)
Undervalued stocks performance: -5.14% (BXP FLIC HPQ MO SWX)
Overvalued stocks performance: -2.45% (CB DUK FDS GL TR)
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